welovetrump--2020-07-20--Speculation Building Online That JFK Jr. Is Alive and Working With Trump

And even the mocking Washington Post : Now that everyone knows about QAnon — now that , ahem , a certain national newspaper has published at least a dozen articles about QAnon in the span of four days — we need to ask why not everyone is convinced the conspiracy theory is true .
Maybe it ’ s because QAnon is too true .
Like , there ’ s just too much truth crammed into a single conspiracy theory alleging that President Trump is secretly waging war on an evil cabal of liberals who rig the elections , and run @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and hid all the UFOs , and killed Princess Diana , and did Hurricane Katrina , and invented vampirism , and … [ consults QAnon guide … ] It ’ s a lot , even for those who have spent months following the writings of “ Q ” — the anonymous insider who late last year began to reveal the outlines of the supposed global cabal and Trump ’ s supposedly secret plan to dismantle it .
For millions of people who learned about QAnon only last week , when seemingly every news @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it , it can be downright overwhelming .
No wonder people are skeptical .
We are here to help .
Rather than try to prove the entire theory , we will simply examine one component claim , and the evidence for it , as an example of the meticulous research and robust body of evidence believers say supports all of QAnon .
That claim is : ⚡⚡⚡ John F. Kennedy Jr. faked his death and joined Trump ’ s secret evil-fighting organization , where he writes 4chan posts under the pseudonym “ Q @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for alerting us to the truth bomb above , which is a relatively new one in the QAnon compendium .
Our analysis follows , with the most important evidence surrounded by lightning bolt emoji for clarity .
⚡⚡ Liberals killed President Kennedy !
⚡⚡ Even since his first anonymous forum posts in late October , Q has made clear that only three U.S. presidents in modern history are not part of the evil cabal and that all of them were in great danger because of it .
“ The ‘ fix ’ has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in December .
“ No matter which party won the election ( JFK killed/Reagan shot ) .
” Of course , Q was not the first person to see a conspiracy behind Kennedy ’ s assassination in 1963 .
But in a February post , Q revealed that Trump and his allies recite a daily prayer to JFK in the Oval Office .
“ Rest in peace Mr. President , ” it goes .
“ Since your tragic death , Patriots have planned , installed , and by the grace of God , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ How QAnon , the conspiracy theory spawned by a Trump quip , got so big and scary The “ beam of LIGHT ” refers to the secret organization to which Trump and Q belong , which formed in the aftermath of Kennedy ’ s assassination , and is now finally strong enough to begin dismantling the cabal .
Q claims to be a high-level intelligence official within this organization , and obviously he must be — or how would he know about Trump ’ s secret prayer ?
⚡ Then Kennedy Jr. was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s political career !
⚡⚡ According to the mainstream media ( which is , of course , part of the cabal ) , JFK ’ s son died in a private plane crash 36 years after his father ’ s assassination — a tragic accident with no political consequences whatsoever .
Unlike many in his extended family , John F. Kennedy Jr. never ran for public office .
After a year-long investigation , the federal government concluded that he had lost control of his plane while flying his wife and sister-in-law over @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in 1999 .
Such was the official story , which Q blew out of the water with a 15-word truth bomb in April : Q followed up with a link to a 1956 memo he had found on the CIA ’ s public website — which to the untrained eye appears to have nothing to do with the Kennedys but which contained the words “ guided missiles ” and , therefore , raised the possibility that the CIA blew up JFK Jr. ’ s plane with guided missiles .
These scant clues were @ @ @ @ @ @ @ researchers needed to fill in the blanks .
Within hours of the post , they discovered that JFK Jr. had once been photographed with Trump .
Therefore , they reasoned , the two men were probably close allies .
Q very deliberately noted that Hillary Clinton launched her political career with a U.S. Senate run the year after the plane crash .
And while JFK Jr. was not a politician and had not been planning to run against her , he had apparently once thought about running for the Senate , and , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the cabal might have thought it convenient to kill him and his family with a missile and somehow conceal all the evidence rather than risk a Democratic primary fight .
Anyway , the QAnon scholars couldn ’ t disprove the possibility .
And neither can you , and the opposite of disproof is proof .
So , proven .
⚡ JFK Jr. is Q !
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⚡ QAnon believers have a saying ( we believe they coined it ) , “ Follow the white rabbit.
” The white rabbit will lead @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , to the underground burrows of warm , fluffy truth .
Here is the deepest truth in this particular rabbit hole : John F. Kennedy Jr. is not really dead .
John F. Kennedy Jr. and his wife , Carolyn Bessette Kennedy , attend an awards gala in May 1999 .
They died just two months later .
To be sure , not even Q has dared claim so in public .
But as the Daily Beast wrote , the cryptic author went conspicuously silent for several weeks in July .
During Q @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , named R ( “ R is the letter in the alphabet after Q , ” the Beast explains ) , began to post on the same forum , claiming that JFK Jr. faked the plane crash and then began secretly working to put Trump in the White House and destroy the Clinton/Illuminati/vampire cabal .

First up, the Rolling Stone:
Consider, if you will, a sliding scale of celebrities. On one end of this spectrum are those who are still alive, including but not limited to: Jennifer Aniston, Justin Bieber, nine-tenths of the original cast of Beverly Hills, 90210. On the other end are those who are dead, also including but not limited to: Elvis Presley, John Belushi, and (arguably) Tupac.
On this scientific scale, John F. Kennedy Jr. falls somewhere in between Judy Garland and former Minnesota Twins center fielder Kirby Puckett; all of which is to say, he is extremely, irrefutably dead. In July 1999, the pulchritudinous son of John and Jackie Kennedy and cofounder of George magazine perished in a tragic plane crash at the age of 38, along with his wife Carolyn Bessette and his sister-in-law Lauren. At least, this is the conventional narrative perpetuated by the fake news media, according to supporters of the pro-Trump conspiracy theory QAnon. Hardcore Q believers think that JFK Jr. is not only alive and well, but also that he plans to emerge from his 20-year hiatus from public life by coming out and supporting Trump as his running mate in 2020. Moreover, they believe that a guy in Pittsburgh named Vincent Fusca is actually JFK Jr. in disguise, and they have made T-shirts promoting this belief. (Seriously. You can buy them on Amazon.)
The theory that JFK Jr. is alive and a Trump supporter and a hirsute former financial services professional who lives in Pittsburgh has been percolating in QAnon forums for at least the past year. But it recently made a resurgence on YouTube, where QAnon supporters are posting tutorials for how to make JFK Jr. face masks to wear to Trump’s much-hyped July 4th rally, when they believe JFK Jr. will finally emerge from hiding. The goal of the masks, according to Daily Beast reporter Will Sommer, is for believers to be able to easily identify other QAnon supporters (though, frankly, this seems unlikely, as the shock of seeing a long-dead celebrity casually walking around Washington would almost certainly inspire mass fear and panic in the streets). So what, exactly, is the basis for this theory, and where did it come from? Why, exactly, do QAnon believers ardently cling to the idea that John John is alive and well and living in Pittsburgh? And did Vincent Fusca have sex with Daryl Hannah in the 1980s? These are just a few of the important questions we must answer.
So what is QAnon, exactly?
QAnon is an elaborate conspiracy theory suggesting that an anonymous poster known as “Q” (so named because of his supposed high level of security clearance in the U.S. government), has been posting messages since fall 2017 attesting to a “deep-state” conspiracy against Trump orchestrated by his enemies, including Hillary Clinton, John Podesta, and Barack Obama. QAnon supporters believe that the Robert Mueller investigation is actually a front for an investigation into Trump’s enemies, who they believe are engaged in a number of criminal activities, including running a powerful global pedophile ring. They eagerly await “the Storm,” or the moment when Q will reveal himself and Trump will arrest all of his enemies and send them to Guantanamo Bay.
How did JFK Jr. become involved?
The theory that Kennedy was alive and running Q arose in June 2018, after the anonymous poster behind Q briefly went dark. Another anonymous poster, “R,” showed up on the QAnon forums on the website 8chan and started dropping hints that JFK Jr. had faked his death to avoid being targeted by members of the deep-state conspiracy and was actually Q.
The idea gained further credence thanks to Liz Crokin, a right-wing conspiracy theorist who referred to JFK Jr.’s role as Q during a 2018 interview with vlogger Jenny Moonstone. In the video, Crokin cited Q’s posts about former President John F. Kennedy as evidence that JFK Jr. was running the account. “The way that Q talks about JFK Sr. in the posts, it is with such love and passion, it makes me think that it is someone that is close to him,” Crokin said in the video. “If JFK Jr. faked his death and was alive, it would make sense that he was Q.”
Adding fuel to the fire, a quote attributed to JFK Jr. in praise of Trump was widely shared by QAnon supporters on social media. “If my dear friend Donald Trump ever decided to sacrifice his fabulous billionaire lifestyle to become president he would be an unstoppable force for ultimate justice that Democrats and Republicans alike would celebrate,” the quote, which was reportedly published in George Magazine in June 1999, read. (Kennedy’s fatal plane crash was on July 16, 1999.)
The fact-checking website Politifact later found there was no record of Kennedy ever having written such a thing in George — or anywhere else, for that matter. (The photo accompanying the post, however, did appear to be genuine, and was taken at a Knicks game the two attended in March 1999.) Not wanting to let a silly thing like facts get in the way, QAnon supporters clung to the theory that Kennedy and Trump had long been in cahoots, and the quote continues to circulate to this day, as does another “quote” from JFK Jr. reportedly vowing to avenge his father’s death, “even if I have to bring down the whole government.” (It’s unclear if that quote is real — either way, it was in the context of accusations that Lyndon B. Johnson was behind his father’s assassination. For the record, Lyndon B. Johnson is also very, very dead.)


welovetrump--2020-07-20--Video: Mark and Patricia McCloskey Appear on Virtual Trump Campaign Event

Mark and Patricia McCloskey , the St. Louis couple who went viral last month when they brandished guns while confronting Black Lives Matter protesters outside their home , appeared at a virtual Trump campaign event on Friday night .
They were interviewed by Kimberly Guilfoyle , the girlfriend of Donald Trump Jr. and former Fox News personality who now hosts a web series for the campaign called `` Making the Case , '' which is also the title of her 2015 memoir .
`` I thought I was going to die , '' Mark McCloskey told Guilfoyle .
Video that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ protesters walking through an unbroken gate in the neighborhood , but McCloskey said Friday that protesters `` smashed '' through the gate .
A photo on CBS St. Louis affiliate KMOV shows the gate is now broken , but it 's unclear when it was damaged .
`` I thought that within seconds we 'd be overrun , they 'd be in the house , they 'd be setting fires , they 'd be killing us , '' Mark McCloskey told Guilfoyle .
Patricia McCloskey maintains they called the police before grabbing the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ calls from the couple 's street at the time of the incident , KMOV reported .
Guilfoyle also praised Patricia McCloskey for `` standing by your husband , holding a gun . ''
Patricia McCloskey later told Guilfoyle that `` it 's time that we not just stand behind men .
We need to buck up and learn . ''
Police executed a search warrant last week and seized Mark McCloskey 's gun .
The couple 's former attorney later turned over Patricia McCloskey 's gun .
Guilfoyle asked what they are doing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the McCloskeys responded by saying they are `` relying on private security . ''
Guilfoyle stressed it is their `` constitutional right '' to have guns , and said `` apparently , people are just allowed to burn down people 's homes , or shoot people or kill people . ''

Mark and Patricia McCloskey, the St. Louis couple who went viral last month when they brandished guns while confronting Black Lives Matter protesters outside their home, appeared at a virtual Trump campaign event on Friday night. They were interviewed by Kimberly Guilfoyle, the girlfriend of Donald Trump Jr. and former Fox News personality who now hosts a web series for the campaign called "Making the Case," which is also the title of her 2015 memoir.
"I thought I was going to die," Mark McCloskey told Guilfoyle. Video that circulated of the June 28 demonstration showed protesters walking through an unbroken gate in the neighborhood, but McCloskey said Friday that protesters "smashed" through the gate. A photo on CBS St. Louis affiliate KMOV shows the gate is now broken, but it's unclear when it was damaged.
"I thought that within seconds we'd be overrun, they'd be in the house, they'd be setting fires, they'd be killing us," Mark McCloskey told Guilfoyle. Patricia McCloskey maintains they called the police before grabbing the guns despite police stating they received no calls from the couple's street at the time of the incident, KMOV reported.
Guilfoyle also praised Patricia McCloskey for "standing by your husband, holding a gun." Patricia McCloskey later told Guilfoyle that "it's time that we not just stand behind men. We need to buck up and learn."
Police executed a search warrant last week and seized Mark McCloskey's gun. The couple's former attorney later turned over Patricia McCloskey's gun. Guilfoyle asked what they are doing to get the firearms back, and the McCloskeys responded by saying they are "relying on private security."
Guilfoyle stressed it is their "constitutional right" to have guns, and said "apparently, people are just allowed to burn down people's homes, or shoot people or kill people."


welovetrump--2020-07-20--President Trump Calls Chris Wallace “Fake News” To His Face In Blistering New Interview

Here is more on the soon-to-be legendary interview , from Fox News : President Trump , in a “ Fox News Sunday ” interview with Chris Wallace set to air Sunday , blamed surging violence across the country on “ stupidly run ” cities , while also offering support for facial coverings to stop the spread of coronavirus but saying he would n't issue a national mandate .
During the exclusive interview at the White House on Friday , Wallace asked Trump to explain why murder rates were up in cities like Chicago and New York .
“ I explain @ @ @ @ @ @ @ re Democrat-run cities , they are liberally run .
They are stupidly run , ” the president said .
The president 's comments came after at least 17 people were shot in New York City on Monday .
Trump added that Democrats who run the cities seeing a spike in violence “ want to defund the police , and Biden wants to defund the police.
” Wallace pushed back on Trump ’ s accusation that former Vice President Joe Biden , his presumptive opponent in November , wants to defund police .
“ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Bernie Sanders , ” Trump said .
“ It says nothing about defunding the police , ” Wallace replied .
” Oh really ?
It says abolish , it says .
Let ’ s go , get me the charter , please , ” Trump continued .
The full interview is to air Sunday on Fox News at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m .
ET .
During the interview , the president also addressed facial coverings used to stop the spread of coronavirus , saying , “ masks are good.
” But pressed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ one himself , the president referenced how top health officials have had changing views on the subject .
“ I don ’ t agree with the statement that if everybody wear a mask , everything disappears , ” Trump said .
Speaking of the initial comments from health officials – which have since changed – Trump said : “ Hey , Dr. Fauci said don ’ t wear a mask .
Our Surgeon General – terrific guy – said don ’ t wear a mask .
Everybody who is saying don ’ t @ @ @ @ @ @ @ everybody ’ s got to wear a mask , and as you know masks cause problems , too.
” He then said : “ With that being said , I ’ m a believer in masks .
I think masks are good.
” It is the president ’ s first Sunday show appearance in more than a year and his first sitdown with “ Fox News Sunday ” since November 2018 .
Biden and Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders , a former presidential candidate , unveiled a unity platform this month -- part of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the party 's center and its left flank .
Calls to abolish or defund the police are absent in the policy document .
But it does include a number of reforms , including the banning of chokeholds , investments in “ community policing ” and investigating patterns of police misconduct .
It also would provide federal funding to create a “ civilian corps ’ of unarmed first responders — including social workers , EMTs and trained mental health professionals to handle non-violent emergencies , particularly mental health emergencies and low-level conflicts .
It @ @ @ @ @ @ @ focus on more serious crimes .
In a July 8 interview with activist Ady Barkan , Biden said that some funding should “ absolutely ” be redirected from police , but his campaign denied this was support of defunding police .
In the interview , the presumptive Democratic nominee said that police forces don ’ t need surplus military equipment , saying this is what leads them to “ become the enemy ” in a community .
“ But do we agree that we can redirect some of the [ police ] funding @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Yes , absolutely , ” said the former vice president .
In early June , the Biden campaign said that Biden does not believe that police should be defunded .

Here is more on the soon-to-be legendary interview, from Fox News:
President Trump, in a “Fox News Sunday” interview with Chris Wallace set to air Sunday, blamed surging violence across the country on “stupidly run” cities, while also offering support for facial coverings to stop the spread of coronavirus but saying he wouldn't issue a national mandate.
During the exclusive interview at the White House on Friday, Wallace asked Trump to explain why murder rates were up in cities like Chicago and New York.
“I explain it very simply by saying they’re Democrat-run cities, they are liberally run. They are stupidly run,” the president said.
The president's comments came after at least 17 people were shot in New York City on Monday.
Trump added that Democrats who run the cities seeing a spike in violence “want to defund the police, and Biden wants to defund the police.”
Wallace pushed back on Trump’s accusation that former Vice President Joe Biden, his presumptive opponent in November, wants to defund police.
“Look, he signed a charter with Bernie Sanders,” Trump said. “It says nothing about defunding the police,” Wallace replied.
”Oh really? It says abolish, it says. Let’s go, get me the charter, please,” Trump continued.
The full interview is to air Sunday on Fox News at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. ET.
During the interview, the president also addressed facial coverings used to stop the spread of coronavirus, saying, “masks are good.” But pressed on his decision not to initially wear one himself, the president referenced how top health officials have had changing views on the subject.
“I don’t agree with the statement that if everybody wear a mask, everything disappears,” Trump said.
Speaking of the initial comments from health officials – which have since changed – Trump said: “Hey, Dr. Fauci said don’t wear a mask. Our Surgeon General – terrific guy – said don’t wear a mask. Everybody who is saying don’t wear a mask – all of sudden everybody’s got to wear a mask, and as you know masks cause problems, too.”
He then said: “With that being said, I’m a believer in masks. I think masks are good.”
It is the president’s first Sunday show appearance in more than a year and his first sitdown with “Fox News Sunday” since November 2018.
Biden and Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, a former presidential candidate, unveiled a unity platform this month -- part of an effort to find common ground between the party's center and its left flank.
Calls to abolish or defund the police are absent in the policy document. But it does include a number of reforms, including the banning of chokeholds, investments in “community policing” and investigating patterns of police misconduct.
It also would provide federal funding to create a “civilian corps’ of unarmed first responders — including social workers, EMTs and trained mental health professionals to handle non-violent emergencies, particularly mental health emergencies and low-level conflicts. It claims this would allow police officers to focus on more serious crimes.
In a July 8 interview with activist Ady Barkan, Biden said that some funding should “absolutely” be redirected from police, but his campaign denied this was support of defunding police.
In the interview, the presumptive Democratic nominee said that police forces don’t need surplus military equipment, saying this is what leads them to “become the enemy” in a community.
“But do we agree that we can redirect some of the [police] funding?” Barkan asked Biden.
“Yes, absolutely,” said the former vice president.
In early June, the Biden campaign said that Biden does not believe that police should be defunded.


welovetrump--2020-07-20--Fox News Reports:  Mark Meadows Says Indictments Imminent in Durham Probe, Jail Time Coming

White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows said Sunday that it 's `` time for people to go to jail '' as part of U.S. Attorney John Durham 's probe into FBI misconduct -- prompting ex-Trump aide George Papadopoulos to sound a celebratory note on Twitter .
The comments came as Fox News learned this weekend that Jennifer Boone , a senior FBI official who oversaw the flawed probe into former Trump adviser Carter Page , has received a major promotion to lead a field office -- and the bureau wo n't say why .
Meadows , during his Sunday @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Morning Futures , '' also previewed the Trump administration 's soon-to-be-released plans for reopening schools and implementing new economic stimulus measures .
More details , Meadows said , would be coming this week .
However , Meadows ' comments on the Durham probe were among his most suggestive yet .
They followed Attorney General Bill Barr 's comments to Fox News earlier this year that Durham 's findings have been `` very troubling '' and that familiar names are currently being probed .
`` I think the American people are expecting indictments , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` I expect indictments based on the evidence I 've seen .
Lindsey Graham did a good job in getting that out .
We know that they not only knew that there was n't a case , but they continued to investigate and spy . ''
'WHERE IS CHRISTOPHER WRAY ' ?
GOP DEMANDS INTERVIEW WITH MYSTERY AGENT PIENTKA Internal FBI documents that emerged in April showed that Peter Strzok -- the now-disgraced anti-Trump former head of FBI counterintelligence -- ordered the investigation of former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn to remain open @ @ @ @ @ @ @ closed due to a lack of so-called `` derogatory '' information .
Strzok pursued an investigation based on the Logan Act , a law never used in a successful prosecution and that was intended to prevent individuals from falsely representing the U.S. government abroad in a pre-telephone era .
`` And yes , I use the word spy on Trump campaign officials and actually even doing things when this president was sworn in , '' Meadows continued .
`` And after that and doing in an inappropriate manner , you 're going to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ out in the coming days that will suggest that not only was the campaign spied on , but the FBI did not act appropriately as they were investigating .
It 's all starting to come unraveled .
And I tell you , it 's time that people go to jail and people are indicted . ''
The Justice Department 's ( DOJ 's ) watchdog has identified critical errors in every FBI wiretap application that it audited as part of the fallout from the bureau 's heavily flawed investigation into former Trump adviser @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the campaign in part because of a largely discredited dossier funded by the Hillary Clinton campaign and the Democratic National Committee ( DNC ) .
The FBI repeatedly accused Page of being a `` foreign agent '' in its warrant applications .
Page has not been charged with any wrongdoing , and the DOJ has since admitted that its warrant applications lacked probable cause and should not have been sought .
Additionally , an ex-FBI lawyer in that case even falsified a CIA email submitted to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act ( FISA @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 's communications with Russians appear nefarious , the DOJ inspector general found .
The FBI lawyer , Kevin Clinesmith , was allegedly told by the CIA that Page had reported his Russian contacts and was essentially acting as an informant -- only for Clinesmith to allegedly omit that exculpatory information in a surveillance warrant application that framed Page 's communications with Russians as a sign that he was a secret foreign agent .
OBAMA KNEW DETAILS OF FLYNN CASE , SHOCKING TOP DOJ OFFICIAL , DOCS SHOW Separately , Fox News has learned @ @ @ @ @ @ @ who the IG said was `` at Headquarters overseeing '' the Page investigation , received a promotion to head the bureau 's Baltimore field office last year .
Boone was at the same level as Strzok in the FBI hierarchy .
The IG report indicates that Boone also handled outreach to Bruce Ohr , who was a key contact inside the Justice Department for ex-British spy Christopher Steele -- the author of the now-discredited anti-Trump dossier produced by the research firm Fusion GPS as opposition research for Hillary Clinton 's 2016 campaign .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ worked for Fusion GPS at the time .
`` Boone did not recall who ultimately decided to move forward with [ Page FISA ] Renewal Application No .
2 , and available documents do not indicate , '' the IG wrote .
IG REPORT CONTRADICTS EXPERTS ' REPEATED CLAIMS ON FISA PROCESS Boone also `` told us that [ she ] did not recall being advised that the information from the [ Steele ] Primary Sub-source significantly differed from the information in Steele 's reporting , '' the IG added .
The FBI @ @ @ @ @ @ @ promotion when reached by Fox News this weekend .
`` As I 'm sure you know , Director [ Christopher ] Wray recently sat for an interview with your colleague Bret Baier where he talked about the corrective measures he has instituted in response to the FISA IG Report , '' an FBI spokesperson told Fox News .
`` We wo n't have a comment beyond what the director said to Mr .
Baier . ''
Barr says he 's 'very troubled ' with what he 's seen from Durham 's investigationVideo Republicans @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to their requests to interview other key officials who oversaw aspects of the Page probe , including Joe Pietnka -- who was scrubbed from the FBI website after Fox News inquired about him .
Sources say Pientka received a major promotion that moved him from Virginia to a senior role in the San Francisco field office , and public records reviewed by Fox News confirm that Pientka has moved residences .
On Friday , Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee released newly declassified documents that they say “ significantly undercut ” the “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from the Russia probe , as well as the accuracy and reliability of the factual assertions in the FISA warrants against Page .

From Fox News:
White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows said Sunday that it's "time for people to go to jail" as part of U.S. Attorney John Durham's probe into FBI misconduct -- prompting ex-Trump aide George Papadopoulos to sound a celebratory note on Twitter.
The comments came as Fox News learned this weekend that Jennifer Boone, a senior FBI official who oversaw the flawed probe into former Trump adviser Carter Page, has received a major promotion to lead a field office -- and the bureau won't say why.
Meadows, during his Sunday interview with Fox News' "Sunday Morning Futures," also previewed the Trump administration's soon-to-be-released plans for reopening schools and implementing new economic stimulus measures. More details, Meadows said, would be coming this week.
However, Meadows' comments on the Durham probe were among his most suggestive yet. They followed Attorney General Bill Barr's comments to Fox News earlier this year that Durham's findings have been "very troubling" and that familiar names are currently being probed.
"I think the American people are expecting indictments," Meadows told anchor Maria Bartiromo. "I expect indictments based on the evidence I've seen. Lindsey Graham did a good job in getting that out. We know that they not only knew that there wasn't a case, but they continued to investigate and spy."
'WHERE IS CHRISTOPHER WRAY'? GOP DEMANDS INTERVIEW WITH MYSTERY AGENT PIENTKA
Internal FBI documents that emerged in April showed that Peter Strzok -- the now-disgraced anti-Trump former head of FBI counterintelligence -- ordered the investigation of former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn to remain open even after it was slated to be closed due to a lack of so-called "derogatory" information. Strzok pursued an investigation based on the Logan Act, a law never used in a successful prosecution and that was intended to prevent individuals from falsely representing the U.S. government abroad in a pre-telephone era.
"And yes, I use the word spy on Trump campaign officials and actually even doing things when this president was sworn in," Meadows continued. "And after that and doing in an inappropriate manner, you're going to see a couple of other documents come out in the coming days that will suggest that not only was the campaign spied on, but the FBI did not act appropriately as they were investigating. It's all starting to come unraveled. And I tell you, it's time that people go to jail and people are indicted."
The Justice Department's (DOJ's) watchdog has identified critical errors in every FBI wiretap application that it audited as part of the fallout from the bureau's heavily flawed investigation into former Trump adviser Carter Page, who was surveilled during the campaign in part because of a largely discredited dossier funded by the Hillary Clinton campaign and the Democratic National Committee (DNC).
The FBI repeatedly accused Page of being a "foreign agent" in its warrant applications. Page has not been charged with any wrongdoing, and the DOJ has since admitted that its warrant applications lacked probable cause and should not have been sought.
Additionally, an ex-FBI lawyer in that case even falsified a CIA email submitted to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) court in order to make Page's communications with Russians appear nefarious, the DOJ inspector general found. The FBI lawyer, Kevin Clinesmith, was allegedly told by the CIA that Page had reported his Russian contacts and was essentially acting as an informant -- only for Clinesmith to allegedly omit that exculpatory information in a surveillance warrant application that framed Page's communications with Russians as a sign that he was a secret foreign agent.
OBAMA KNEW DETAILS OF FLYNN CASE, SHOCKING TOP DOJ OFFICIAL, DOCS SHOW
Separately, Fox News has learned that senior FBI official Jennifer Boone, who the IG said was "at Headquarters overseeing" the Page investigation, received a promotion to head the bureau's Baltimore field office last year. Boone was at the same level as Strzok in the FBI hierarchy.
The IG report indicates that Boone also handled outreach to Bruce Ohr, who was a key contact inside the Justice Department for ex-British spy Christopher Steele -- the author of the now-discredited anti-Trump dossier produced by the research firm Fusion GPS as opposition research for Hillary Clinton's 2016 campaign. Ohr's wife, Nellie Ohr, worked for Fusion GPS at the time.
"Boone did not recall who ultimately decided to move forward with [Page FISA] Renewal Application No. 2, and available documents do not indicate," the IG wrote.
IG REPORT CONTRADICTS EXPERTS' REPEATED CLAIMS ON FISA PROCESS
Boone also "told us that [she] did not recall being advised that the information from the [Steele] Primary Sub-source significantly differed from the information in Steele's reporting," the IG added.
The FBI declined to comment specifically about Boone's promotion when reached by Fox News this weekend.
"As I'm sure you know, Director [Christopher] Wray recently sat for an interview with your colleague Bret Baier where he talked about the corrective measures he has instituted in response to the FISA IG Report," an FBI spokesperson told Fox News. "We won't have a comment beyond what the director said to Mr. Baier."
Barr says he's 'very troubled' with what he's seen from Durham's investigationVideo
Republicans have complained that Wray hasn't responded to their requests to interview other key officials who oversaw aspects of the Page probe, including Joe Pietnka -- who was scrubbed from the FBI website after Fox News inquired about him. Sources say Pientka received a major promotion that moved him from Virginia to a senior role in the San Francisco field office, and public records reviewed by Fox News confirm that Pientka has moved residences.
On Friday, Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee released newly declassified documents that they say “significantly undercut” the “reliability” of the infamous Steele dossier from the Russia probe, as well as the accuracy and reliability of the factual assertions in the FISA warrants against Page.


welovetrump--2020-07-20--Man Who Allegedly Assaulted  NYPD Chief Terrence Monahan on Brooklyn Bridge  Released Without Bail

The Bronx man who allegedly punched NYPD Chief Terence Monahan and two other officers during protests on the Brooklyn Bridge Wednesday has been released without bail .
Quran Campbell , 25 , is accused of socking the highest-ranking uniformed cop several times in the face as Monahan tried to arrest him after Campbell had allegedly punched another NYPD officer and lieutenant near the Manhattan approach to the bridge .
Campbell was arraigned on assault charges in Manhattan criminal court and was granted supervised release .
A second Bronx man , Banks Shaborn , 25 , was also arraigned Thursday after @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Mack , of the department ’ s Strategic Response Group , multiple times in the face during the scuffle .
The suspects allegedly broke both of Mack ’ s orbital bones , sending him to the hospital for 12 stitches on his face after the melee .
Monahan said he suffered some bruises and jammed fingers , but was otherwise fine .
Police said they recovered a Taser from Shaborn ’ s pocket and a folding knife from his shoe .
Shaborn , who faces assault and criminal possession charges , was held @ @ @ @ @

The Bronx man who allegedly punched NYPD Chief Terence Monahan and two other officers during protests on the Brooklyn Bridge Wednesday has been released without bail.
Quran Campbell, 25, is accused of socking the highest-ranking uniformed cop several times in the face as Monahan tried to arrest him after Campbell had allegedly punched another NYPD officer and lieutenant near the Manhattan approach to the bridge.
Campbell was arraigned on assault charges in Manhattan criminal court and was granted supervised release.
A second Bronx man, Banks Shaborn, 25, was also arraigned Thursday after allegedly clocking the same lieutenant, Richard Mack, of the department’s Strategic Response Group, multiple times in the face during the scuffle.
The suspects allegedly broke both of Mack’s orbital bones, sending him to the hospital for 12 stitches on his face after the melee. Monahan said he suffered some bruises and jammed fingers, but was otherwise fine.
Police said they recovered a Taser from Shaborn’s pocket and a folding knife from his shoe.
Shaborn, who faces assault and criminal possession charges, was held on $10,000 bail.


welovetrump--2020-07-19--Operation Paint Drop:  Bevelyn Beatty Creates a Storm As She Pours Black Paint Over BLM Street

Here 's what the NY Post had to say : The black woman busted for dumping paint on the Black Lives Matter mural outside Trump Tower live-streamed the entire stunt — and was at it again just hours later in Harlem and Brooklyn .
Bevelyn Beatty , 29 , posted videos to her Facebook page showing her smearing paint on the Midtown skyscraper , and BLM murals in Harlem and on Fulton Street later in the night , then gloated about it from home on yet another video .
“ Ya ’ ll , we did an all-nighter , ” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
“ Let me tell you something , yesterday was epic.
” Beatty is first seen on video in Manhattan around 3 p.m. Saturday going through more than a dozen cans of paint in the back of a van while two other women assist her , as a cop looks on and questions her but does nothing to intervene .
“ What are you guys doing with all that paint ?
” the unidentified cop asked .
“ Decorating , ” Beatty replied .
Decorating ?
Probably not the decorating we ’ re @ @ @ @ @ @ @ officer said .
“ What are you decorating ?
” “ I ’ m black , ” Beatty answered .
“ Imma paint it black.
” She is then seen picking up one of the cans , walking past the cop , across Fifth Avenue , and to the mural , where she dumps the paint on the bright white BLM letters while yelling as several passersby look on .
“ Black Lives Matter .
Black Lives Matter , right ?
” Beatty says .
“ For the Black people .
This is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ re destroying business for black people .
They ’ re looting for black people.
” “ No , she says .
“ No .
We ’ re not standing with Black Lives Matter .
We want our police .
Refund our police.
” Beatty , of Staten Island , was arrested and charged with criminal mischief but was free just hours later — before promptly going back to work .
A second video posted to her Facebook page , titled “ Harlem Drive By Painting , ” shows Beatty and her crew pouring @ @ @ @ @ @ @ same minivan as it rolls over the mural at 7th Avenue and West 125th Street .
A second , a red car , drives over the paint behind the van .
“ What ’ s wrong with you ?
You ’ re a black woman , ” a man is heard yelling at the vandals .
“ What the f–k is wrong with you ?
You ’ re a black woman.
” Residents are seen hurling cans and debris as they pull away .
In a third video posted early Sunday , Beatty @ @ @ @ @ @ @ paint on another mural on Fulton Street in Brooklyn .
“ Ladies and gentlemen , we ’ re in Brooklyn and it ain ’ t over , ” she said .
“ Jesus matters .
We ’ re taking our country back .
We ’ re taking it back .
And let me tell you something , the police need our help .
They can ’ t s and alone .
Don ’ t just sit by idly and watch your country go to the ground.
” “ Stand with your police force @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , vote for Christians , and stand up , Christians , ” she continues , as an unidentified cohort adds : “ Vote the ungodly , demonic , anti-Christ people out of this nation.
” Several people are seen approaching the two women and a man who is shooting video of the incident and confronting them about defacing the mural — many of them angrily — before Beatty and her crew leave around 12:40 a.m. Beatty ’ s arrest for the Trump Tower vandalism was the third time the sign has been marred @

Here's what the NY Post had to say:
The black woman busted for dumping paint on the Black Lives Matter mural outside Trump Tower live-streamed the entire stunt — and was at it again just hours later in Harlem and Brooklyn.
Bevelyn Beatty, 29, posted videos to her Facebook page showing her smearing paint on the Midtown skyscraper, and BLM murals in Harlem and on Fulton Street later in the night, then gloated about it from home on yet another video.
“Ya’ll, we did an all-nighter,” she said in the most recent post. “Let me tell you something, yesterday was epic.”
Beatty is first seen on video in Manhattan around 3 p.m. Saturday going through more than a dozen cans of paint in the back of a van while two other women assist her, as a cop looks on and questions her but does nothing to intervene.
“What are you guys doing with all that paint?” the unidentified cop asked.
“Decorating,” Beatty replied.
Decorating? Probably not the decorating we’re thinking of, right?” the officer said. “What are you decorating?”
“I’m black,” Beatty answered. “Imma paint it black.”
She is then seen picking up one of the cans, walking past the cop, across Fifth Avenue, and to the mural, where she dumps the paint on the bright white BLM letters while yelling as several passersby look on.
“Black Lives Matter. Black Lives Matter, right?” Beatty says. “For the Black people. This is for the black people. They’re destroying business for black people. They’re looting for black people.”
“No, she says. “No. We’re not standing with Black Lives Matter. We want our police. Refund our police.”
Beatty, of Staten Island, was arrested and charged with criminal mischief but was free just hours later — before promptly going back to work.
A second video posted to her Facebook page, titled “Harlem Drive By Painting,” shows Beatty and her crew pouring paint out of the back of the same minivan as it rolls over the mural at 7th Avenue and West 125th Street.
A second, a red car, drives over the paint behind the van.
“What’s wrong with you? You’re a black woman,” a man is heard yelling at the vandals. “What the f–k is wrong with you? You’re a black woman.”
Residents are seen hurling cans and debris as they pull away.
In a third video posted early Sunday, Beatty and another woman are seen dumping black paint on another mural on Fulton Street in Brooklyn.
“Ladies and gentlemen, we’re in Brooklyn and it ain’t over,” she said. “Jesus matters. We’re taking our country back. We’re taking it back. And let me tell you something, the police need our help. They can’t s and alone. Don’t just sit by idly and watch your country go to the ground.”
“Stand with your police force, vote for Trump, vote Republican, vote for Christians, and stand up, Christians,” she continues, as an unidentified cohort adds: “Vote the ungodly, demonic, anti-Christ people out of this nation.”
Several people are seen approaching the two women and a man who is shooting video of the incident and confronting them about defacing the mural — many of them angrily — before Beatty and her crew leave around 12:40 a.m.
Beatty’s arrest for the Trump Tower vandalism was the third time the sign has been marred.


welovetrump--2020-07-19--REPORT:  Kentucky Couple Placed on House Arrest, Ankle Monitors, for Refusal to Self-Quarantine

A Kentucky couple is under house arrest after one of them tested positive for coronavirus and refused to sign self-quarantine papers .
Elizabeth Linscott got tested for COVID-19 because she was planning to go visit her parents .
`` My grandparents wanted to see me , too , so , just to make sure that , you know , if I tested negative , that they would be okay , everything would be fine , '' Linscott said .
After testing positive but without showing any symptoms , Linscott said the health department contacted her , requesting she sign documents @ @ @ @ @ @ @ call the Health Department if I was to go .
I was to call the Health Department if I was to leave my house for any reason , '' she said .
But , she chose not to sign .
`` I had gotten a message from them , a text message that stated , because of your refusal to sign , this is going to be escalated , and law enforcement will be involved , '' she said .
Later that week , the county sheriff greeted Linscott 's husband , Isaiah @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I open up the door , and there 's like eight different people , five different cars , and I 'm like 'what the heck 's going on ? '
This guy 's in a suit with a mask .
It 's the Health Department guy , and they have three papers for us .
For me , her and my daughter , '' he said .
The couple was ordered to wear ankle monitors .
If they travel more than 200 feet , law enforcement will be notified .
`` We did @ @ @ @ @ @ @ n't steal something .
We did n't hit and run .
We did n't do anything wrong , '' Linscott said .
The couple said they never denied self-quarantining .
They just did n't agree with the wording of the documents .
And , that 's exactly what the Director of the Public Health Department told the judge , that I was refusing to self-quarantine because of this , and I 'm like , 'that 's not the case at all .
I never said that , ' '' she said .

Local ABC7 had more details:
A Kentucky couple is under house arrest after one of them tested positive for coronavirus and refused to sign self-quarantine papers.
Elizabeth Linscott got tested for COVID-19 because she was planning to go visit her parents.
"My grandparents wanted to see me, too, so, just to make sure that, you know, if I tested negative, that they would be okay, everything would be fine," Linscott said.
After testing positive but without showing any symptoms, Linscott said the health department contacted her, requesting she sign documents.
"I agreed to comply to call the Health Department if I was to go. I was to call the Health Department if I was to leave my house for any reason," she said.
But, she chose not to sign.
"I had gotten a message from them, a text message that stated, because of your refusal to sign, this is going to be escalated, and law enforcement will be involved," she said.
Later that week, the county sheriff greeted Linscott's husband, Isaiah, at their front door.
"I open up the door, and there's like eight different people, five different cars, and I'm like 'what the heck's going on?' This guy's in a suit with a mask. It's the Health Department guy, and they have three papers for us. For me, her and my daughter," he said.
The couple was ordered to wear ankle monitors. If they travel more than 200 feet, law enforcement will be notified.
"We didn't rob a store. We didn't steal something. We didn't hit and run. We didn't do anything wrong," Linscott said.
The couple said they never denied self-quarantining. They just didn't agree with the wording of the documents.
And, that's exactly what the Director of the Public Health Department told the judge, that I was refusing to self-quarantine because of this, and I'm like, 'that's not the case at all. I never said that,'" she said.


welovetrump--2020-07-19--Boaters For Trump!  Trump Flags Abound in Lake of the Ozarks!

A big thanks to a loyal reader of WeLoveTrump turned `` onsite reporter '' who sent in this video .
@ @ @ @ @ Lake of the Ozarks where suns out , guns out !
You can see everyone @ @ @ @ @ and any direction he turns the camera finds a Trump flag flying proudly from a @ @

A big thanks to a loyal reader of WeLoveTrump turned "onsite reporter" who sent in this video.
This is down in beautiful Lake of the Ozarks where suns out, guns out!
You can see everyone is having a wonderful time and any direction he turns the camera finds a Trump flag flying proudly from a boat!
You gotta love it.
Watch:


welovetrump--2020-07-21--Video: Michelle Malkin and Group Attacked on Stage at Rally for Supporting Police

A large crowd of anti-cop demonstrators descended on a Back the Blue event in Denver on Sunday afternoon , blowing whistles , banging drums and , in some instances , throwing punches , forcing police to intervene before the gathering was effectively shut down early , according to reports .
The sixth annual Law Enforcement Appreciation Day event was scheduled to be held Sunday from 3 to 6 p.m. at the amphitheater in Civic Center Park in Denver .
It was advertised by the Pro Police Rally Colorado Facebook page .
Randy Corporon , an attorney who helped organize the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ live music by Becker Band , said Denver Police Chief Paul Pazen had asked him to either reschedule or move the pro-police gathering from its normal location , citing a risk that officers could be put in danger as Black Lives Matter demonstrators planned a counter-protest also at the Civic Center Park .
“ He was agitated that we 're going to get his officers hurt , ” Corporon told the Denver Post.
“ My response to him was that he should allow his officers to do their job and if people are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ stop them .
Because they 'll have nothing to fear from us.
” “ We ’ re exercising our constitutional right to peacefully assemble , and we have no intention of giving up that ground to these domestic terrorists , ” he said before the event .
“ This chief of police is the guy who walked hand-in-hand with Black Lives Matter.
” “ If you agree that the domestic terrorists do n't own the streets and our parks in my birthplace , once beautiful Denver Colorado , please join me , ” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ next day .
Shortly after the band began to play around 3 p.m. on Sunday , anti-police demonstrators , who greatly outnumbered the group who had shown up to show their support for law enforcement , moved into the amphitheater space and banged drums , blew whistles , clanged pots , clapped and shouted obscenities to drown out the music , according to the Denver Post .
Several people threw punches .
Photos showed clashes between women from opposing sides pulling each other ’ s hair .
One man was bloodied and had @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Officers on duty to monitor the event tried to form a line between the two groups but could not completely separate the opposing sides .
Denver Police later confirmed they used chemical sprays in at least three separate instances to help disperse the crowd .
Conservative blogger Michelle Malkin posted several videos documenting the events Sunday as they unfolded .
She said Black Lives Matter protesters swarmed the stage and attacked several women attending the pro-police rally , some using collapsable batons .
Acting Deputy Homeland Security Secretary Ken Cuccinelli reacted to the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Sunday , tweeting “ These tyrannical , left-wing anarchists hate free speech .
If you do not agree with them , they believe you must be beaten down – literally .
”

A large crowd of anti-cop demonstrators descended on a Back the Blue event in Denver on Sunday afternoon, blowing whistles, banging drums and, in some instances, throwing punches, forcing police to intervene before the gathering was effectively shut down early, according to reports.
The sixth annual Law Enforcement Appreciation Day event was scheduled to be held Sunday from 3 to 6 p.m. at the amphitheater in Civic Center Park in Denver. It was advertised by the Pro Police Rally Colorado Facebook page.
Randy Corporon, an attorney who helped organize the "family-friendly" event involving food and live music by Becker Band, said Denver Police Chief Paul Pazen had asked him to either reschedule or move the pro-police gathering from its normal location, citing a risk that officers could be put in danger as Black Lives Matter demonstrators planned a counter-protest also at the Civic Center Park.
“He was agitated that we're going to get his officers hurt,” Corporon told the Denver Post.“My response to him was that he should allow his officers to do their job and if people are down there breaking the law, to stop them. Because they'll have nothing to fear from us.”
“We’re exercising our constitutional right to peacefully assemble, and we have no intention of giving up that ground to these domestic terrorists,” he said before the event. “This chief of police is the guy who walked hand-in-hand with Black Lives Matter.”
“If you agree that the domestic terrorists don't own the streets and our parks in my birthplace, once beautiful Denver Colorado, please join me,” Corporon tweeted Saturday advertising the event the next day.
Shortly after the band began to play around 3 p.m. on Sunday, anti-police demonstrators, who greatly outnumbered the group who had shown up to show their support for law enforcement, moved into the amphitheater space and banged drums, blew whistles, clanged pots, clapped and shouted obscenities to drown out the music, according to the Denver Post.
Several people threw punches. Photos showed clashes between women from opposing sides pulling each other’s hair. One man was bloodied and had a large gash in his forehead.
Officers on duty to monitor the event tried to form a line between the two groups but could not completely separate the opposing sides. Denver Police later confirmed they used chemical sprays in at least three separate instances to help disperse the crowd.
Conservative blogger Michelle Malkin posted several videos documenting the events Sunday as they unfolded. She said Black Lives Matter protesters swarmed the stage and attacked several women attending the pro-police rally, some using collapsable batons.
Acting Deputy Homeland Security Secretary Ken Cuccinelli reacted to the “Outrageous violence” seen in Denver Sunday, tweeting “These tyrannical, left-wing anarchists hate free speech. If you do not agree with them, they believe you must be beaten down – literally.”


welovetrump--2020-07-20--Missouri Gov. Parson Will Likely Pardon Gun Couple If Charged

Despite what the media would like you to think , St. Louis couple Mark & Patricia McCloskey are not gun @ @ @ @ @ terrorize a bunch of saintly protesters .
The organized mob broke into their gated community @ @ @ @ @ in an intimidation campaign meant to bring fear to the neighborhood .
The McCloskeys had @ @ @ @ @ and their home from the threat of mob violence .
Trending : Nancy Pelosi on @ @ @ @ @ knows it yet or not , he will be leaving…I am 2nd in line for @ @ @ @ @ not according to the liberal attorney , Kim Gardner , who is investigating the couple @ @ @ @ @ .
But now Missouri Governor , Mike Parson , says he will pardon them if @ @ @ @

Despite what the media would like you to think, St. Louis couple Mark & Patricia McCloskey are not gun wielding psychopaths who decided to terrorize a bunch of saintly protesters.
The organized mob broke into their gated community and marched up the street in an intimidation campaign meant to bring fear to the neighborhood.
The McCloskeys had the right to defend themselves and their home from the threat of mob violence.
But not according to the liberal attorney, Kim Gardner, who is investigating the couple and had their guns seized.
But now Missouri Governor, Mike Parson, says he will pardon them if they are charged.


welovetrump--2020-07-20--Oregon AG Sues Feds

Oregon AG Sues Feds

The state of Oregon is siding with choas over order .
When the Federal Government began intervening in the madness going on in Portland , the state and local officials were outraged .
They are even trying to blame the violence on the Feds !
Did they miss the videos of masked maniacs smashing windows and attacking Federal buildings ?
Now the Attorney General of Oregon , Ellen Rosenblum , is suing the government !
Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum will take the feds to court — alleging that law enforcement officers working for several national agencies arrested local demonstrators @ @ @ @ @ @ @ lawsuit just before 10 p.m. on Friday , July 17 , saying the legal action would seek a restraining order preventing further arrests from being made by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security , U.S .
Marshals Service , U.S. Customs and Border Protection , and the Federal Protection Service .
PMG FILE PHOTO – Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum is siding with Oregon leaders demanding that federal authorities stop interfering with Portland protests .
PMG FILE PHOTO – Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum is siding with Oregon leaders demanding that federal authorities @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The current escalation of fear and violence in downtown Portland is being driven by federal law enforcement tactics that are entirely unnecessary and out of character with the Oregon way , '' the A.G. said in a statement .
`` These tactics must stop . ''
Her office and the Multnomah County District Attorney also will launch a new state criminal investigation into the injuries inflicted on Donavan LaBella , a 26-year-old protester who was shot in the head by an impact munition fired by federal police on July 11 .
LaBella was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ street from the federal courthouse when he was fired on by officers .
The incident shattered bones in his face , requiring major surgery , according to the young man 's mother .
Rosenblum said she also is concerned with a spate of mysterious snatch-and-grab arrests involving federal officers in unmarked vans .
Federal police have made more than a dozen arrests since they were called into Portland by President Donald Trump — but in one particularly high-profile incident described by OPB , they reportedly detained a protester for several hours for simply @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Nation reports that a Customs and Border patrol SWAT team known as the Border Patrol Tactical Unit , as well as the U.S .
Marshals Special Operations Group , were involved in the mysterious arrests .

The state of Oregon is siding with choas over order.
When the Federal Government began intervening in the madness going on in Portland, the state and local officials were outraged.
They are even trying to blame the violence on the Feds!
Did they miss the videos of masked maniacs smashing windows and attacking Federal buildings?
Now the Attorney General of Oregon, Ellen Rosenblum, is suing the government!
From the Portland Tribune:
Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum will take the feds to court — alleging that law enforcement officers working for several national agencies arrested local demonstrators without probable cause. Rosenblum announced the lawsuit just before 10 p.m. on Friday, July 17, saying the legal action would seek a restraining order preventing further arrests from being made by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, U.S. Marshals Service, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, and the Federal Protection Service.
PMG FILE PHOTO – Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum is siding with Oregon leaders demanding that federal authorities stop interfering with Portland protests.
PMG FILE PHOTO – Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum is siding with Oregon leaders demanding that federal authorities stop interfering with Portland protests. "The current escalation of fear and violence in downtown Portland is being driven by federal law enforcement tactics that are entirely unnecessary and out of character with the Oregon way," the A.G. said in a statement. "These tactics must stop." Her office and the Multnomah County District Attorney also will launch a new state criminal investigation into the injuries inflicted on Donavan LaBella, a 26-year-old protester who was shot in the head by an impact munition fired by federal police on July 11. LaBella was holding a boombox and standing across the street from the federal courthouse when he was fired on by officers. The incident shattered bones in his face, requiring major surgery, according to the young man's mother. Rosenblum said she also is concerned with a spate of mysterious snatch-and-grab arrests involving federal officers in unmarked vans. Federal police have made more than a dozen arrests since they were called into Portland by President Donald Trump — but in one particularly high-profile incident described by OPB, they reportedly detained a protester for several hours for simply walking home from a rally. The Nation reports that a Customs and Border patrol SWAT team known as the Border Patrol Tactical Unit, as well as the U.S. Marshals Special Operations Group, were involved in the mysterious arrests.


welovetrump--2020-07-20--Nancy Pelosi on Trump:  “Whether he knows it yet or not, he will be leaving…I am 2nd in line for the

Nancy Pelosi on Trump:  “Whether he knows it yet or not, he will be leaving…I am 2nd in line for the Presidency!”

Here is more on the bizzare clip , from MSN : House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Monday that President Donald Trump , `` Whether he knows it yet , or not , he will be leaving '' the White House , despite Trump 's refusal to commit to respecting the 2020 presidential election results .
`` There is a process , '' Pelosi , D-Calif. , said on MSNBC 's `` Morning Joe , '' referring to presidential elections and the Constitutional mechanism for putting their winners into the White House .
`` It has nothing to do with a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ n't feel like moving and has to be fumigated out of there , '' she said .
Pelosi 's comments came a day after the broadcast of a Fox News interview with Trump , during which journalist Chris Wallace asked the Republican president if he would accept the results of the election .
Trump would not commit to that .
`` I have to see .
Look , you — I have to see , '' Trump said .
`` No , I 'm not going to just say yes .
I 'm @ @ @ @ @ @ @ In the same interview , Trump claimed , without any evidence , that mail-in voting will `` rig the election . ''
Trump previously has made that claim in opposing efforts in a number of states to expand mail-in voting to limit the spread of the coronavirus .
Trump told Wallace that Fox 's public opinion poll and other polls showing him trailing presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden by a significant margin are `` fake . ''
Pelosi , in her interview Monday , suggested that voters , as well as the Constitution @ @ @ @ @ @ @ office in January , regardless of whether he accepts it in his mind , or whether he refuses to physically move out of the White House .
`` Whether he knows it yet , or not , he will be leaving , '' Pelosi said .
`` Just because he might not want to move out of the White House does n't mean we wo n't have an inauguration ceremony to inaugurate a duly elected president of the United States . ''
Pelosi noted that she is `` second in line to the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ she had her `` regular continuation of government briefing '' detailing the process by which she would become president if both the president and vice president were incapacitated or died . '
I say to them [ the briefers ] , 'This is never going to happen . '
God willing , it never will .
But there is a process , '' she said .
`` The presidency is the presidency .
It 's not geography or location . ''
Biden last month in an interview said that Trump `` is going @ @ @ @ @ @ @ '' In the same interview with `` The Daily Show with Trevor Noah , Biden said `` my single greatest concern '' is making sure that the presidential voting process is fair .
And he said that he has considered the chance that Trump would refuse to physically leave the White House if Biden won .

Here is more on the bizzare clip, from MSN:
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Monday that President Donald Trump, "Whether he knows it yet, or not, he will be leaving" the White House, despite Trump's refusal to commit to respecting the 2020 presidential election results.
"There is a process," Pelosi, D-Calif., said on MSNBC's "Morning Joe," referring to presidential elections and the Constitutional mechanism for putting their winners into the White House.
"It has nothing to do with a certain occupant of the White House doesn't feel like moving and has to be fumigated out of there," she said.
Pelosi's comments came a day after the broadcast of a Fox News interview with Trump, during which journalist Chris Wallace asked the Republican president if he would accept the results of the election. Trump would not commit to that.
"I have to see. Look, you — I have to see," Trump said. "No, I'm not going to just say yes. I'm not going to say no."
In the same interview, Trump claimed, without any evidence, that mail-in voting will "rig the election." Trump previously has made that claim in opposing efforts in a number of states to expand mail-in voting to limit the spread of the coronavirus.
Trump told Wallace that Fox's public opinion poll and other polls showing him trailing presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden by a significant margin are "fake."
Pelosi, in her interview Monday, suggested that voters, as well as the Constitution, would lead to Trump departing the office in January, regardless of whether he accepts it in his mind, or whether he refuses to physically move out of the White House.
"Whether he knows it yet, or not, he will be leaving," Pelosi said.
"Just because he might not want to move out of the White House doesn't mean we won't have an inauguration ceremony to inaugurate a duly elected president of the United States."
Pelosi noted that she is "second in line to the presidency," and that last week she had her "regular continuation of government briefing" detailing the process by which she would become president if both the president and vice president were incapacitated or died.
'I say to them [the briefers], 'This is never going to happen.' God willing, it never will. But there is a process," she said.
"The presidency is the presidency. It's not geography or location."
Biden last month in an interview said that Trump "is going to try to steal this election."
In the same interview with "The Daily Show with Trevor Noah, Biden said "my single greatest concern" is making sure that the presidential voting process is fair.
And he said that he has considered the chance that Trump would refuse to physically leave the White House if Biden won.


welovetrump--2020-07-20--Two Women Arrested for “Vandalizing” BLM Mural Painted Outside of Trump Tower

In less than 1 week , the BLM mural in front of Trump tower has been vandalized at least 3 @ @ @ @ @ incident , two women were arrested for splattering black paint all over the yellow mural @ @ @ @ @ confirmed that at least 1 NYPD officer was injured while trying to arrest the women @ @ @ @ @ Democratic leaders like to pretend that only white conservatives question the BLM movement , this @ @ @ @ @ .
The video clearly suggests that both women destroying the mural are black .
She @ @ @ @ @ police ! ''
instead of the far-left `` defund the police . ''
By bowing @ @ @ @ @ left leaders have moved to defund police departments .
This hurts black communities and other @ @ @ @ @ .
Now , minorities are beginning to fight back… and appear to be doing so @ @ @ @ @

In less than 1 week, the BLM mural in front of Trump tower has been vandalized at least 3 times.
In the latest incident, two women were arrested for splattering black paint all over the yellow mural.
It has also been confirmed that at least 1 NYPD officer was injured while trying to arrest the women.
While the media and Democratic leaders like to pretend that only white conservatives question the BLM movement, this simply isn't the case.
The video clearly suggests that both women destroying the mural are black.
She was screaming "Refund the police!" instead of the far-left "defund the police."
By bowing to radical mobs, far left leaders have moved to defund police departments. This hurts black communities and other communities where crime is prevelant.
Now, minorities are beginning to fight back… and appear to be doing so on the conservative side!
More details below:


welovetrump--2020-07-20--Former Miss Kentucky Ramsey Carpenter-Bearse Sentenced to 2 Years in Prison for Sexting Teenage Boy

According to phone records , Ramsey Carpenter-Bearse and the student were exchanging photos for up to 3 months .
Carpenter-Bearse defended herself by claiming that she initially thought she was sending the photos to her husband .
Bearse admitted to exchanging sexual photos with a middle school student when she was working as a West Virginia school teacher .
Bearse initially told authorities that she meant to send an explicit photo to her husband , but inadvertently sent it to the teen 's phone .
She insisted that the student pressed her for more photos , and she complied because @ @ @ @ @ @ @ him . ''
She reportedly exchanged photos with the teen for a period of three months in 2018 .
Authorities arrested the former beauty queen after the unnamed teen 's parent discovered the images on the child 's phone .
`` The young man 's name was listed next to my husband 's on my phone , '' Bearse explained .
`` From there , he asked me for more and I panicked .
I was afraid to not appease him .
When he asked for more , I sent him more photos @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a photo of his privates . ''
A judge at Kanawha County Circuit Court sentenced Bearse to two years in prison on Tuesday , as well as 10 years of supervised release .
Bearse must also register as a sex offender for the rest of her life .
According to WOWK-TV , Bearse pleaded guilty to one count of possessing material depicting minors in a sexually explicit conduct in December 2019 .
She was initially charged with four counts of sending obscene material to a minor .
At the time , Bearse said @ @ @ @ @ @ @ '' `` I did n't keep any of the photos of him or forward them to anyone else , '' Bearse insisted .
`` But , I did receive them and I did compliment him in a way which made it look like I did want them , because again I was afraid to not appease him .
Since I am the adult and he is just a teenager , it was definitely my fault and I accept the blame for the situation . ''
Bearse is set to report to Lakin Correctional @ @ @ @ @ @ @ spokesperson for the Kanawha County school district said that Bearse is no longer employed there .

This apparently wasn't a one-time incident.
According to phone records, Ramsey Carpenter-Bearse and the student were exchanging photos for up to 3 months.
Carpenter-Bearse defended herself by claiming that she initially thought she was sending the photos to her husband.
The Blaze reports:
Bearse admitted to exchanging sexual photos with a middle school student when she was working as a West Virginia school teacher.
Bearse initially told authorities that she meant to send an explicit photo to her husband, but inadvertently sent it to the teen's phone. She insisted that the student pressed her for more photos, and she complied because she was "afraid to not appease him."
She reportedly exchanged photos with the teen for a period of three months in 2018. Authorities arrested the former beauty queen after the unnamed teen's parent discovered the images on the child's phone.
"The young man's name was listed next to my husband's on my phone," Bearse explained. "From there, he asked me for more and I panicked. I was afraid to not appease him. When he asked for more, I sent him more photos of me which led to him sending a photo of his privates."
A judge at Kanawha County Circuit Court sentenced Bearse to two years in prison on Tuesday, as well as 10 years of supervised release. Bearse must also register as a sex offender for the rest of her life.
According to WOWK-TV, Bearse pleaded guilty to one count of possessing material depicting minors in a sexually explicit conduct in December 2019. She was initially charged with four counts of sending obscene material to a minor.
At the time, Bearse said, "I messed up big-time."
"I didn't keep any of the photos of him or forward them to anyone else," Bearse insisted. "But, I did receive them and I did compliment him in a way which made it look like I did want them, because again I was afraid to not appease him. Since I am the adult and he is just a teenager, it was definitely my fault and I accept the blame for the situation."
Bearse is set to report to Lakin Correctional Center and Jail on Monday.
A spokesperson for the Kanawha County school district said that Bearse is no longer employed there.


welovetrump--2020-07-20--“Baby Lives Matter!” Street Mural Painted in Front of Planned Parenthood in Utah

The painting of the Baby Lives Matter mural could n't come at a more perfect time .
Shootings across the nation are increasing at alarming rates as liberal mayors and governors are `` kneeling '' before the radical mobs .
A 1-year-old baby , for example , was shot and killed in New York City ... not by a cop ... but by a criminal .
The family was on TV , weeping and asking if baby lives matter .
The Federalist has more details on this heartbreaking story : The father and grandmother of Davell Gardner Jr. , a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in New York City Sunday night , spoke out against their community ’ s violence and the hypocrisy of the Black Lives Matter movement on Fox News ’ “ Hannity ” Monday night .
Gardner Jr. was shot in the stomach while sitting in his stroller during a barbecue near a playground in Brooklyn Sunday night .
In an emotional interview with Lawrence Jones , Gardner Jr. ’ s father , Davell Gardner Sr. , said that every day his community is getting less safe , and elected officials have done nothing to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ community ’ s just getting worse and worse… Nobody ’ s trying to make a change .
And it ’ s sad to say that like every day is just worse .
You don ’ t know if you won ’ t live to see the next day.
” Gardner Sr. recalled the harrowing experience finding out about his son ’ s shooting and leading up to his son ’ s death .
Once he called Gardner Jr. ’ s mother , she revealed the heartbreaking news that Gardner Jr. had been shot @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Since the start of the protests and social unrest broke out following the death of George Floyd in late May , record-breaking rates of violence in major cities across America – most recently New York City , Chicago , and Atlanta – have resulted .
Hundreds have been shot and many killed in recent weeks .
Chicago has experienced its deadliest day and weekend in history .
Many victims of such violence have been children , including both a one-year-old and three-year-old boy in Chicago late last month .
Gardner Jr. ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ people have conducted themselves recently , nobody cares about children ’ s lives .
“ Anybody who said that they are , they ’ re just lying because if you know information that needs to be said… I need this information , because these guys just took my son ’ s life for what ?
He didn ’ t do nothing to nobody.
” The conversation to combat violence and other social issues in the wake of the racial tension of the last two months has largely focused on the Black Lives Matter @ @ @ @ @ @ @ defund city police departments .
New York City Mayor Bill De Blasio used the opportunity to minimize the police ’ s role in stopping crimes .
“ It means the whole community has to be involved .
It ’ s never just about police .
It has to be community and police together.
” The child ’ s grandmother , Samantha Gardner , however , criticized members of the movement for their feigned support of actual black lives .
If we can not protect the most vulnerable and most innocent among us , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ While everyone wants to talk about `` black lives matter , '' the reality is that abortion kills more black lives than any other form of violence combined .
Slowly but surely , the communities governed by radical leftists are beginning to understand the consequences of far-left ideology .
This November , President Trump remains the true law and order candidate !

The painting of the Baby Lives Matter mural couldn't come at a more perfect time.
Shootings across the nation are increasing at alarming rates as liberal mayors and governors are "kneeling" before the radical mobs.
A 1-year-old baby, for example, was shot and killed in New York City... not by a cop... but by a criminal.
The family was on TV, weeping and asking if baby lives matter.
The Federalist has more details on this heartbreaking story:
The father and grandmother of Davell Gardner Jr., a one-year-old boy who was shot and killed in New York City Sunday night, spoke out against their community’s violence and the hypocrisy of the Black Lives Matter movement on Fox News’ “Hannity” Monday night.
Gardner Jr. was shot in the stomach while sitting in his stroller during a barbecue near a playground in Brooklyn Sunday night. In an emotional interview with Lawrence Jones, Gardner Jr.’s father, Davell Gardner Sr., said that every day his community is getting less safe, and elected officials have done nothing to combat the increased violence.
“The community’s just getting worse and worse… Nobody’s trying to make a change. And it’s sad to say that like every day is just worse. You don’t know if you won’t live to see the next day.”
Gardner Sr. recalled the harrowing experience finding out about his son’s shooting and leading up to his son’s death. Once he called Gardner Jr.’s mother, she revealed the heartbreaking news that Gardner Jr. had been shot. He died within a few hours.
Since the start of the protests and social unrest broke out following the death of George Floyd in late May, record-breaking rates of violence in major cities across America – most recently New York City, Chicago, and Atlanta – have resulted. Hundreds have been shot and many killed in recent weeks. Chicago has experienced its deadliest day and weekend in history. Many victims of such violence have been children, including both a one-year-old and three-year-old boy in Chicago late last month.
Gardner Jr.’s father said, based on how people have conducted themselves recently, nobody cares about children’s lives.
“Anybody who said that they are, they’re just lying because if you know information that needs to be said… I need this information, because these guys just took my son’s life for what? He didn’t do nothing to nobody.”
The conversation to combat violence and other social issues in the wake of the racial tension of the last two months has largely focused on the Black Lives Matter movement and the call to abolish or defund city police departments.
New York City Mayor Bill De Blasio used the opportunity to minimize the police’s role in stopping crimes.
“It means the whole community has to be involved. It’s never just about police. It has to be community and police together.”
The child’s grandmother, Samantha Gardner, however, criticized members of the movement for their feigned support of actual black lives.


welovetrump--2020-07-20--Chrissy Teigen DELETES 60,000 Tweets After Questionable Posts Resurface, Epstein Rumors Spread

With conspiracy theories about Jeffrey Epstein at fever pitch , Chrissy Teigen has found herself in the middle due to her questionable tweets .
It does n't help that she deleted 60,000 tweets and made many of her social platforms private .
Following Chrissy Teigen ’ s tweeted response to John Legend ’ s cheating admission , the 34-year-old television personality has been treating Twitter a little differently .
She ’ s now approaching the platform with a lot more caution by deciding to make her account private .
But for someone famous for their quirky and candid tweets , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ out , the answer has as much to do with her hubby John Legend as it does with—wait for it—Jeffrey Epstein .
Yep .
Convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein , who died in custody while awaiting trial on federal sex trafficking charges in 2019 .
For those of you who weren ’ t previously following Chrissy , you might have missed a bunch of her recent tweets that led to this strange connection .
On July 13 , Chrissy made headlines after her husband John , 41 , confessed to “ a history @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his 20s before meeting her ; she cheekily tweeted , “ especially ’ ?
?
the other sh*t is the 10 ’ s and 30 ’ s so u better be talking the tens , idiot , ” in response .
But days after the lighthearted exchange , things on Chrissy ’ s Twitter took a turn for the worse .
The social media personality and her husband have long been the subject of conspiracy theories surrounding Jeffrey Epstein ’ s pedophilia network .
Far-right “ QAnon ” conspiracists ( the same individuals @ @ @ @ @ @ @ been routinely targeting Chrissy and John since at least 2017 on Twitter , claiming that they were involved in Epstein ’ s ring .
Now with the recent news surrounding the July 2020 arrest of Ghislaine Maxwell ( Epstein ’ s associate and former girlfriend ) , the QAnon crowd has resurfaced in full force to levy accusations against the mother of two .
In an effort to protect her family and privacy , Chrissy has since gone private on Twitter , blocked over a million Twitter users and deleted over 60,000 of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , she also spoke out in response to the accusations against her .
“ Every time I post food , some q anon loser asks if it contains baby , ” she tweeted .
“ I ’ m honestly just gon na start posting things to drive them even more bats**t insane .
Also like , was I on the island , do I eat babies , or just put them on my skin , or am a pedo ?
?
like I ’ m everything ?
pick a lane.
” The model @ @ @ @ @ @ @ believers .
One Twitter user wrote , “ Some celebrities have been VERY busy since # GhislaineMaxwell was arrested , @ chrissyteigen why did you delete over 28,000 tweets yesterday ?
?
!
!
’ Chrissy quote-tweeted the question .
“ I actually deleted 60,000 tweets because I can not f**king STAND you idiots anymore and I ’ m worried for my family , ” she replied , referencing a now-deleted tweet about US reality show , Toddlers and Tiaras .
“ Finding me talking about toddlers and tiaras in 2013 and thinking @ @ @ @ @ @ @ operative.
” The star later confirmed that she blocked “ over one million people ” using a Twitter block chain which enabled her to block followers of QAnon accounts .
“ I have block chained over one million people , ONE MILLION people today and I am still flooded with sick psychopaths , ” she tweeted .
“ So please , spare me the “ just ignore them , they ’ re just trolls . ''

With conspiracy theories about Jeffrey Epstein at fever pitch, Chrissy Teigen has found herself in the middle due to her questionable tweets.
It doesn't help that she deleted 60,000 tweets and made many of her social platforms private.
Style Caster confirms:
Following Chrissy Teigen’s tweeted response to John Legend’s cheating admission, the 34-year-old television personality has been treating Twitter a little differently. She’s now approaching the platform with a lot more caution by deciding to make her account private. But for someone famous for their quirky and candid tweets, you have to wonder why. Turns out, the answer has as much to do with her hubby John Legend as it does with—wait for it—Jeffrey Epstein.
Yep. Convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, who died in custody while awaiting trial on federal sex trafficking charges in 2019. For those of you who weren’t previously following Chrissy, you might have missed a bunch of her recent tweets that led to this strange connection. On July 13, Chrissy made headlines after her husband John, 41, confessed to “a history” of cheating “especially” in his 20s before meeting her; she cheekily tweeted, “especially’?? the other sh*t is the 10’s and 30’s so u better be talking the tens, idiot,” in response. But days after the lighthearted exchange, things on Chrissy’s Twitter took a turn for the worse.
The social media personality and her husband have long been the subject of conspiracy theories surrounding Jeffrey Epstein’s pedophilia network. Far-right “QAnon” conspiracists (the same individuals behind the debunked pizzagate theory) have been routinely targeting Chrissy and John since at least 2017 on Twitter, claiming that they were involved in Epstein’s ring. Now with the recent news surrounding the July 2020 arrest of Ghislaine Maxwell (Epstein’s associate and former girlfriend), the QAnon crowd has resurfaced in full force to levy accusations against the mother of two.
In an effort to protect her family and privacy, Chrissy has since gone private on Twitter, blocked over a million Twitter users and deleted over 60,000 of her own tweets. On July 14, she also spoke out in response to the accusations against her.
“Every time I post food, some q anon loser asks if it contains baby,” she tweeted. “I’m honestly just gonna start posting things to drive them even more bats**t insane. Also like, was I on the island, do I eat babies, or just put them on my skin, or am a pedo?? like I’m everything? pick a lane.”
The model also responded to several tweets from conspiracy believers. One Twitter user wrote, “Some celebrities have been VERY busy since #GhislaineMaxwell was arrested, @chrissyteigen why did you delete over 28,000 tweets yesterday??!!’
Chrissy quote-tweeted the question. “I actually deleted 60,000 tweets because I cannot f**king STAND you idiots anymore and I’m worried for my family,” she replied, referencing a now-deleted tweet about US reality show, Toddlers and Tiaras. “Finding me talking about toddlers and tiaras in 2013 and thinking you’re some sort of f**king operative.”
The star later confirmed that she blocked “over one million people” using a Twitter block chain which enabled her to block followers of QAnon accounts. “I have block chained over one million people, ONE MILLION people today and I am still flooded with sick psychopaths,” she tweeted. “So please, spare me the “just ignore them, they’re just trolls."


welovetrump--2020-07-20--Videos Show Feds Taking On “Violent Mob” in Portland at Direction of DHS Secretary Wolf

Democratic leaders , however , have been critical of the feds getting involved .
Instead of praising the feds for helping the city get violent protesters off the streets , liberal leaders have been accusing the feds of an `` abuse of power . ''
The New York Times has more details on the blowback from Portland 's Democratic leadership : Federal agents dressed in camouflage and tactical gear have taken to the streets of Portland , unleashing tear gas , bloodying protesters and pulling some people into unmarked vans in what Gov .
Kate Brown of Oregon has called @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The extraordinary use of federal force in recent days , billed as an attempt to tamp down persistent unrest and protect government property , has infuriated local leaders who say the agents have stoked tensions .
“ This is an attack on our democracy , ” Mayor Ted Wheeler of Portland said .
Late Friday night , Oregon ’ s attorney general , Ellen Rosenblum , said her office had opened a criminal investigation into how one protester was injured near a federal courthouse .
She also filed a lawsuit in Federal District @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in unlawful tactics and seeking a restraining order .
The strife in Portland , which has had 50 consecutive days of protests , reflects the growing fault lines in law enforcement as President Trump threatens an assertive federal role in how cities manage a wave of national unrest after George Floyd was killed by the Minneapolis police .
One Portland demonstrator , Mark Pettibone , 29 , said he had been part of the protests before four people in camouflage jumped out of an unmarked van around 2 a.m. Wednesday .
They had @ @ @ @ @ @ @ said , and he had no idea who they were .
“ One of the officers said , ‘ It ’ s OK , it ’ s OK , ’ and just grabbed me and threw me into the van , ” Mr. Pettibone said .
“ Another officer pulled my beanie down so I couldn ’ t see.
” Mr. Pettibone said that he was terrified — protesters in the city have in the past clashed with far-right militia groups also wearing camouflage and tactical gear — and that at no point @ @ @ @ @ @ @ or detained , or what agency the officers were with .
He said he was held for about two hours before being released .
“ It felt like I was being hunted for no reason , ” Mr. Pettibone said .
“ It feels like fascism.
” In a statement issued on Friday , Customs and Border Protection described one case captured on video , saying agents who made an arrest had information that indicated a suspect had assaulted federal authorities or damaged property and that they moved him to a safer location @ @ @ @ @ @ @ did not name any suspects , said that the agents identified themselves but that their names were not displayed because of “ recent doxxing incidents against law enforcement personnel .
”

Democratic leaders, however, have been critical of the feds getting involved.
Instead of praising the feds for helping the city get violent protesters off the streets, liberal leaders have been accusing the feds of an "abuse of power."
The New York Times has more details on the blowback from Portland's Democratic leadership:
Federal agents dressed in camouflage and tactical gear have taken to the streets of Portland, unleashing tear gas, bloodying protesters and pulling some people into unmarked vans in what Gov. Kate Brown of Oregon has called “a blatant abuse of power.”
The extraordinary use of federal force in recent days, billed as an attempt to tamp down persistent unrest and protect government property, has infuriated local leaders who say the agents have stoked tensions. “This is an attack on our democracy,” Mayor Ted Wheeler of Portland said.
Late Friday night, Oregon’s attorney general, Ellen Rosenblum, said her office had opened a criminal investigation into how one protester was injured near a federal courthouse. She also filed a lawsuit in Federal District Court accusing the federal agents of engaging in unlawful tactics and seeking a restraining order.
The strife in Portland, which has had 50 consecutive days of protests, reflects the growing fault lines in law enforcement as President Trump threatens an assertive federal role in how cities manage a wave of national unrest after George Floyd was killed by the Minneapolis police.
One Portland demonstrator, Mark Pettibone, 29, said he had been part of the protests before four people in camouflage jumped out of an unmarked van around 2 a.m. Wednesday. They had no obvious markings or identification, he said, and he had no idea who they were.
“One of the officers said, ‘It’s OK, it’s OK,’ and just grabbed me and threw me into the van,” Mr. Pettibone said. “Another officer pulled my beanie down so I couldn’t see.”
Mr. Pettibone said that he was terrified — protesters in the city have in the past clashed with far-right militia groups also wearing camouflage and tactical gear — and that at no point was he told why he was arrested or detained, or what agency the officers were with. He said he was held for about two hours before being released.
“It felt like I was being hunted for no reason,” Mr. Pettibone said. “It feels like fascism.”
In a statement issued on Friday, Customs and Border Protection described one case captured on video, saying agents who made an arrest had information that indicated a suspect had assaulted federal authorities or damaged property and that they moved him to a safer location for questioning. The statement, which did not name any suspects, said that the agents identified themselves but that their names were not displayed because of “recent doxxing incidents against law enforcement personnel.”


welovetrump--2020-07-20--Miami-Dade Now Fining People $100 for Not Wearing a Mask

Packed protests and parties .
People refusing to wear masks or socially distance .
Young people who have not heeded the warnings .
The public has been irresponsible , making the number of new coronavirus cases keep skyrocketing across South Florida , medical experts said Monday in a meeting with Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Gimenez .
The mayor says there won ’ t be any more shutdowns for now , but said the county this week will consider starting to fine those who don ’ t wear masks outside .
Gimenez said an item will be proposed to county commissioners that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for violating emergency orders , making it easier for inspectors to give tickets and close businesses .
“ I think we need to send the message , ” Gimenez said .
“ And that ’ s why we ’ re asking for that tool that makes it easy to send that message , so you get a $ 50 ticket when you ’ re not wearing a mask outdoors.
” Florida reported another milestone with a new one-day high on Sunday of 15,300 coronavirus cases , breaking both all state and national records @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Gimenez and the medical experts were reminding the public that everyone has to follow the county ’ s rules to curb the spread of the virus .
From protests to parties , people not following social distancing rules are to blame for the spike in numbers , officials said .
A week after he began to shut the doors for restaurants and other indoor spaces , Gimenez said he has no further plans to shut businesses down as of Monday .
But he warned things could change .
Over the course of 10 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the numbers to see how effective his partial shutdown may be in reducing the positive numbers .
“ We ’ re not there yet , but everything is on the table , ” Gimenez said .
“ The simple act of just closing indoor dining room spaces has caused great controversy , and unfortunately it did .
But there is no question that it was a necessary step.
” Cracking down on those not following the orders is paramount , Gimenez said .
On Sunday , the Miami-Dade Police Department conducted 6,000 inspections @ @ @ @ @ @ @ rules .
Gimenez said he hoped the new code-enforcement item would pass Thursday , when the commission is set to hold a special meeting , and would take 10 days to take effect .
The Miami-Dade Board of County Commissioners ’ meeting will have a public hearing and second reading for the ordinance Thursday morning .
“ And then we would be able to do a better job of enforcing the regulations and the rules that we have in place , ” Gimenez said .
“ Right now , it takes a police @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s a criminal act.
” He encouraged citizens to call 305-4-POLICE to report any businesses that are violating the rules .
The virus is spreading through minuscule droplets in the air when people breathe , so the virus spreads rampantly in indoor spaces such as restaurants , said Dr. Aileen Marty , an infectious diseases specialist at Florida International University Herbert Wertheim College of Medicine .
Marty said there is a need for increased testing , contract tracers and faster test results , but the public ’ s perception of the virus has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ not taken it seriously , she said .
“ They have not wanted to wear a mask , way too many people .
And they have been in those closed spaces without doing the appropriate precautions ; that ’ s the main reason we are where we are , ” Marty said .
As Florida reported another 12,624 cases of the virus Monday , another looming challenge is how to balance keeping businesses open with slowing the virus ’ s spread , said Dr. Lillian Abbo , an infectious diseases specialist at University @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ re just not repeating the same thing over and over just to give you trouble , ” Abbo said .
“ We really need your help .
Miami is now the epicenter of the pandemic .
What we were seeing in Wuhan six months ago , five months ago , now we are there.
” The infection rate between May 31 and June 7 was below 10 % , said Dr. Samir Elmir , the director of the Division of Environmental Health and Engineering of the Florida Department of Health in Miami-Dade @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 28 , the rate spiked to over 20 % .

From the local Sun Sentinel:
Packed protests and parties. People refusing to wear masks or socially distance. Young people who have not heeded the warnings.
The public has been irresponsible, making the number of new coronavirus cases keep skyrocketing across South Florida, medical experts said Monday in a meeting with Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Gimenez. The mayor says there won’t be any more shutdowns for now, but said the county this week will consider starting to fine those who don’t wear masks outside.
Gimenez said an item will be proposed to county commissioners that would allow civil citations to be issued for violating emergency orders, making it easier for inspectors to give tickets and close businesses.
“I think we need to send the message,” Gimenez said. “And that’s why we’re asking for that tool that makes it easy to send that message, so you get a $50 ticket when you’re not wearing a mask outdoors.”
Florida reported another milestone with a new one-day high on Sunday of 15,300 coronavirus cases, breaking both all state and national records since the start of the pandemic. Gimenez and the medical experts were reminding the public that everyone has to follow the county’s rules to curb the spread of the virus.
From protests to parties, people not following social distancing rules are to blame for the spike in numbers, officials said.
A week after he began to shut the doors for restaurants and other indoor spaces, Gimenez said he has no further plans to shut businesses down as of Monday. But he warned things could change.
Over the course of 10 days, Gimenez said he will monitor the numbers to see how effective his partial shutdown may be in reducing the positive numbers.
“We’re not there yet, but everything is on the table,” Gimenez said. “The simple act of just closing indoor dining room spaces has caused great controversy, and unfortunately it did. But there is no question that it was a necessary step.”
Cracking down on those not following the orders is paramount, Gimenez said. On Sunday, the Miami-Dade Police Department conducted 6,000 inspections to ensure businesses are adhering to the rules.
Gimenez said he hoped the new code-enforcement item would pass Thursday, when the commission is set to hold a special meeting, and would take 10 days to take effect. The Miami-Dade Board of County Commissioners’ meeting will have a public hearing and second reading for the ordinance Thursday morning.
“And then we would be able to do a better job of enforcing the regulations and the rules that we have in place,” Gimenez said. “Right now, it takes a police officer to do that because it’s a criminal act.”
He encouraged citizens to call 305-4-POLICE to report any businesses that are violating the rules.
The virus is spreading through minuscule droplets in the air when people breathe, so the virus spreads rampantly in indoor spaces such as restaurants, said Dr. Aileen Marty, an infectious diseases specialist at Florida International University Herbert Wertheim College of Medicine.
Marty said there is a need for increased testing, contract tracers and faster test results, but the public’s perception of the virus has to change, too. People have not taken it seriously, she said.
“They have not wanted to wear a mask, way too many people. And they have been in those closed spaces without doing the appropriate precautions; that’s the main reason we are where we are,” Marty said.
As Florida reported another 12,624 cases of the virus Monday, another looming challenge is how to balance keeping businesses open with slowing the virus’s spread, said Dr. Lillian Abbo, an infectious diseases specialist at University of Miami Health System.
“We’re just not repeating the same thing over and over just to give you trouble,” Abbo said. “We really need your help. Miami is now the epicenter of the pandemic. What we were seeing in Wuhan six months ago, five months ago, now we are there.”
The infection rate between May 31 and June 7 was below 10%, said Dr. Samir Elmir, the director of the Division of Environmental Health and Engineering of the Florida Department of Health in Miami-Dade County. From June 7 to June 28, the rate spiked to over 20%.